Fraggle Rock
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Roy Moore:lamo is all aboard for this trend apparentley...:lamo
Um...don't think this response is necessary.Generalizations generally arent a good way to go about things. Everyone has something they would change about themselves. Sometimes its just a desire sometimes people actually set about to change it.
Take my wife for example. She is confident almost to the point of cockiness, just like me. And has the self esteem to go along with that confidence. We have both fulfilled every goal we have set ourselves toward. But she still wanted fake tits.
Wanting to change something about yourself does not mean you are actually unhappy. It does not mean you lack confidence. It simply means that there is something you want to change.
Um...don't think this response is necessary.
Damn shame, you had a real shot at that.
The other thing is: the big breast thing (to the exclusion of most other physical aspects) was mainly a white American male thing.
Not all people of the world were that focused on large breasts. Brazilian were not. Most Latinos were not. Apparently, the Japanese are not. And most ethnic Black-American males never were. Like Brazilians and most Latinos, ethnic Black-American males have always been more butt-centric when it came to women.
Thanks to the spectacular shape of J-Lo's butt... she began a cultural conversion of most white American males. A culture that was once almost exclusively breast-centric.
Right, but as a general question why one body feature over another? What triggers the brain to get more excited over one and not the other?
Right, but as a general question why one body feature over another? What triggers the brain to get more excited over one and not the other?
I find her butt to be repulsive.
What is that supposed to mean?
Awesome post. Thank you.I don't know.
I have 2 sexual fetishes that developed almost as far back as I can remember. As far back in memory to before I entered the 1st grade. They are not necessarily body parts nor what we would term "sexual orientation." But I have never understood how or why they developed. All I know is that somehow they got linked in my brain to sexual arousal. One psychologist once told me I was probably sexually abused at least in one instance as a very small child. I don't know (have no memory of that) and frankly don't want to know (if say it did happen and it was a biological relative).
I do know science knows more about the brain than it did in previous centuries or decades, yet what science knows and understands about the brain is like a small fraction of what science can potentially come to know and understand about the brain. So, I don't think answers to questions like these can be given in year 2018 or even year 2030.
But apparently people some how develop certain connections to things in their brains to their own sexual arousal. I'm racially half white but I was raised around ethnic Black-Americans, so, I came up playing basketball on playgrounds and in alleys, and not soccer like blacks and half white mulattoes in Brazil. I also sound Black-American when I speak, now how the hell is that? And my primary sexual attraction when I was developing in my childhood and youth were to black girls and black women. And I was butt focused. Hips and butts, and thighs. Of course, facial features as well. Actually, style of dress too. That's a big thing but I don't hear people mention that much.
Take hair style, facial features, if the skin looks healthy or not, and clothing style. Now take T-Boz who so far as I know never had a big butt (she wore baggy clothing often). As a young man I was very sexually attracted to her. She had no big breasts and no big butt in tight jeans either. She had a cool swagger that appealed to me too.
Why I was attracted to her? Have no idea--in terms of why those things my brain deciphered as attractive and stimulating. (I remember when the HBCU sweater shirts were all the popularity, good times.)
Awesome post. Thank you.
I agree the full answer isn't fully knowable, but it is interesting to think about and discuss, because there probably is an answer buried deep somewhere.
I mentioned earlier about the "ideal" body image. In the 1950s it was voluptuous like Marilyn Monroe, and only 10-15 years later it was super-skinny like Twiggy. Then there's the whole Victorian era with corsets and super slim waists, and so on. That suggests some cultural factors to me, which would also include immediate/local culture as you mention.
Then there's individual "fetishes". Why are individuals attracted to certain things? I have a particular fetish that first occurred to me when I was about 8, when I saw it depicted it depicted in a Playboy magazine that I stumbled across by accident (honestly). I saw this photo and something inside me stirred. I was pretty naive about stuff like this as a small kid, so I didn't understand it at the time. And this particular thing I had absolutely no idea it even existing until I saw that photo... but it caused an immediate and undeniable reaction inside me. Why was that? Other fetishes had/have no impact on me whatsoever. I believe that that interest is something I was born with but had always remained buried and hidden until triggered. But that's just a theory.
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" Wanting to change something about yourself does not mean you are actually unhappy."
This is what I was referring to.
There's no argument here. Some folks want to change for the better and there's nothing wrong with it. If your wife wants to change that's fine. It's not necessary to shoot down someone wanting to change to feel better.
Thirty eight years ago when I met my wife she had 44 DDs. Fifteen years later she needed a reduction to save her back. I was a bit worried, but after they healed, 38 DD, I liked them more. She did too. If she likes them, I love them.
I don't like to think girls feel the need to pump them up to feel like women. Love what you got ladies, we sure do.
Lots of women get a boob job after having children to reconstruct their profile, and then some add a cup size. But if you add too much it sometimes makes them seem out of proportion and fake. So in reality it is cosmetic vs reconstructive surgery. Too many women see boobs as man-bait and wonder why they get such stupid reality show type boyfriends.
A big boobed bimbo has as much charm as a car alarm.
Too many women see boobs as men see penises, as a symbol to others how much of a woman/man they are. I see the claims of confidence that include denial of self-esteem issues, but as a general rule I don't buy it. Even in cases where the person is self-confident overall they have a deficiency issue in that one physical area, at least.
You know the ones I cant figure out are the ones who buy BIG TITS, and then most of the time do their best to keep them hidden in minimizing bras....
Totally agree.
"Look at me... no, don't look at me."
Learn to be happy with what the good lord gave you, and don't try pleasing anyone else. Don't like my breasts, my hair, my whatever, tough.